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Q. 4254
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Consider the following developments pertaining to the history of modern education in India:
(i)Sadler University Commission
(ii) Lord Macaulay's Minute
(iii) Raleigh Commission
(iv) Wood's Dispatch
Select the correct chronological order of these developments using the codes given below.
(i)Sadler University Commission
(ii) Lord Macaulay's Minute
(iii) Raleigh Commission
(iv) Wood's Dispatch
Select the correct chronological order of these developments using the codes given below.
Correct answer: C
- (ii) Macaulay's Minute (1835) is the earliest among the four.
- (iv) Wood's Dispatch (1854) followed, shaping English education in India.
- (iii) Raleigh Commission came next (early 20th century, before Sadler).
- (i) Sadler University Commission (1917–18) is the latest.
- Other options wrong because they place Wood's Dispatch or Raleigh Commission out of natural order relative to Macaulay and Sadler reports.
Q. 4206
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Who among the Mughal Emperors/ Courtiers made arrangement for translation of Upanisadas into Farsi?
Dara Shikoh, Shah Jahan's eldest son and brother of Aurangzeb, Under his patronage, the Upanishads were translated into Persian and collectively named Sirr-i-Akbar.
Q. 4205
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The Gupta King who destroyed Sakas was:
Chandragupta II Son of Samudragupta, We know about
him from inscriptions and coins. He led an expedition to western India, where he overcame
the last of the Shakas. His court was full of learned people, including Kalidasa the poet, and Aryabhata the astronomer.
Q. 4204
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Which Chola king was known as "Arumolivarman" before his coronation?
The climax in Chola power was achieved under the successor of Parantaka II, Arumolivarman, who crowned himself as "Rajaraja I" in 985 A D the next thirty years of his rule formed the formative periodof Chola imperialism.
Q. 4202
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Who enunciated his famous formula that "Swaraj" must be for the "masses" and not for the "classes" alone?
At the Dehradun U.P. Provincial Conference two months before Gaya, C.R. Das enunciated his famous formula that "Swaraj" must be for the "masses" and not for the "classes".
Q. 4201
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The Non-Cooperation programme was adopted in the:
In The Nagpur Session of 1920 resolutions of non-cooperation were adopted.
Q. 4200
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Who ridiculed Gandhi as "seditious fakir"?
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Q. 4198
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In which of the following inscriptions we find earliest reference to "Sati"?
The first epigraphical evidence of sati (immolation of widow) is found in an inscription at Eran, the Inscription of Bhanugupta. Eran is located on the south bank of Bina River in Madhya Pradesh.
Q. 4195
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Who was the first president of the All India
Kisan Sabha?
The All-India Kisan Sabha was established at the Lucknow session of the Indian National Congress in April 1936, with Swami Sahajanand Saraswati chosen as its first President.
Q. 4189
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"Navjivan" was edited by
M K Gandhi was the first edition of his first Gujarati newspaper "Navajivan" which was published on September 7, 1919.
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